Flagler High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Flagler, CO)

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Sophomore Gloss History With an enrollment of seventeen the Freshmen of 1927 entered F. H. S. The class was soon organized with Lloyd Gaskill, President urer' and Miss Ina Butts, Sponsor. ' A profitable year was spent and the class entered willingly into the activities of the school. .As Freshmen they ranked one hundred per cent in the sale of Student Activity tickets In Interscholastic Literary meet John Chris Straub won first place with his violin solo, To a Wild Rose, and Ellamae Sutton won first by her cornet solo, Brahms' Cradle Song, thus helping to win the cup for that year On September 4 1928 the Sophomore class enrolled with a mem- bership of twelve overlast year. The class was organized with Janette Teter President John Chris Straub Vice-President' Bert Liggett, Secretaryg Erwin Hohen- stein Treasurer' and Mr. McKinley, Sponsor. During the year Wilma Wendell who moved to California with her parents, Elnora Strode and Bert Liggett were lost from the roll. The members taking part in the various activities of the school are Chorus and Operetta-Gladys Andre Katherine Andre Janette Teter Florence Behen John Chris Straub Howard Westman Robert Andre Alice White Ellamae Sutton Laura Heid, Bethayne Page Marion Potter Anna Vassios Tressie Vassios and Maxine Reavis B Orchestra-Janette Teter John Chris Straub and Florence ehen ' Pep Club-John Chris Straub Robert Andre Howard Westman Russell McCallum, Ray Dexter, Bethayne Page, Laura Heid, Anna Vassios Tressie Vassios Florence Behen Janette Teter Ellamae Sutton, Gladys Andre Katherine Andre, Alice White, Marion Potter and Maxine Reavis. Dale Clark represented the class in the State basketball tourna- ment at Greeley. Lloyd Gaskill received a letter in football. The Sophomore's Thriller, Lucky Lighter and Ice Cream Parlor at the Fall Carnival put the class on record as loyal backers of all school activities. The sale of student tickets was successful, and this class was the first to report one hundred percent in sale of Annuals, in the spring. - Several parties and a picnic were given during the year. These occasions were greatly enjoyed by all. The Sophomores have struggled with their studies and now leaxiie their rank, eager for more responsibilities as Juniors in old F. . S. 0 u u u : Hilda Mahoney, Vice-Presidentg Janette Teter, Secretary and Treas- 7 7 7 ' 7 ' , I 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 . 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 'I 7 ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7

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